“Madam Speaker, I would like to thank my colleague from Saint-Boniface—Saint-Vital for her commitment to indigenous issues. I know she spent the summer conducting consultations, including in Quebec. I would like my colleague to tell us how this initiative is being received and how much interest it is generating amongst indigenous groups. There is a sense that some opposition parties may not want this bill to quickly move forward. What would be the consequences of delaying this bill?”
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Madam Speaker, Claims · 41 wordsfirst nations have been calling for this kind of service, if I can call it that, for over 20 years.1We have been told that they lack the necessary and sustained resources and mechanisms to ensure that treaties are fully implemented.Logical leapReasoning · 29 wordsIf this bill is not passed, it means we will continue to find ourselves embroiled in litigation and other similar legal proceedings.With the ongoing work of a commissioner—